Smitha Baboo
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Dr Smitha Baboo

Female Doctor of Philosophy
Associate Professor | Department of Psychology
Christ University, Bangalore
Expertise: Educational Psychology
11 Publications
2 Projects
3 Scopus Citations
6 CrossRef
8 Years 3 Months Total Experience
Publications
11 Total
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Professional Recognition

Inette Lobo Award - First Rank in M.Ed.Dissertation
2015
St.Anns College of Education, Mangalore
Rs.2,00,000/- for organizing National Seminar
2023
ICSSR
Debora Consultancy
2023
German Organization

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Personal Details

Doctor of Philosophy
2018
DST-Aryabhatta Research Institute of Observational Sciences
Master of Education
2015
Regional Medical Research Centre for Tribals ICMR
Doctor of Philosophy
2012
Remote Sensing Applications Division
Master of Philosophy
2011
BABU BANARASI DAS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT, LUCKNOW
Master of Science
2008
CARDAMOM PLANTERS ASSOCIATION COLLEGE
Bachelor of Education
2002
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Master of Science
2000
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Bachelor of Science
1998
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Associate Professor
Jun 2018 – Present
Christ University, Bangalore | Department of Psychology
Social Sciences
Educational Psychology

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Scholarly Work

Enrolment, Dropout, Retention and Completion: A Study of Educational Inequities among Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Undergraduate Students in Karnataka
Other
Role: Co-Principal Investigator
Revolutionize Student Experiences of Mental Health Well Being to Happiness, Habits and Success: Beyond School Curriculum
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Role: Principal Investigator

Actualizing the Inner Strength- Impact of an online signature strength Intervention on Well-being

University Christ University
Year 2025
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INTEGRATED MODEL OF POSITIVE CHILDBIRTH EXPERIENCE FOR PRIMIPARA: A QUALITATIVE STUDY

University Christ University
Year 2025
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Technology Addiction and Development of a Psychological Model – An Exploratory Approach among Young Adults

University Jain University
Year 2023
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Scholarly Publications

Depression, Anxiety, and Stress with and without COVID-19 Infection

Open Access
Journal Article
Year: 2023. Volume: 14 , Issue: 02 , Pages: 184-189 .
Authors: Snigdha Sinha; Alphonsa Jose K; Smitha Baboo

PANDEMIC-INDUCED CRISES IN TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY – AN INDIAN CONTEXT

Open Access
Journal Article
GeoJournal of Tourism and Geosites. Year: 2022. Volume: 44 , Issue: 4 , Pages: 1389-1396 .
Authors: Varghese, B.; Mishra, J.M.; Baboo, S.

Prevalence and Psychosocial Correlates of Gaming Usage Behaviour among Indian Adolescents

Journal Article
Year: 2026.
Authors: Biju, Pd; Smitha, Baboo; Aswin, Rajeev

“Go There Because You Care:” Trainee Psychologist’s Narrated Experiences in a Juvenile Home

Journal Article
Authors: M. Saadhiha Taj; Smitha Baboo; Pratima Mishra; Ratna Dixit Sharma

Need of integrated care model for positive childbirth experience in Indian maternity care services

Open Access
Journal Article
Journal of Education and Health Promotion. Year: 2024. Volume: 13 , Issue: 1 .
Authors: Leela, Thaniya; Baboo, Smitha

A normative study assessing the factorial validity of the PERMA profiler in Indian emerging adult women

Journal Article
Journal of Mental Health and Human Behaviour. Year: 2023. Volume: 28 , Issue: 2 , Pages: 167-174 .
Authors: Shaik, Amreen; Baboo, Smitha; Rajan, Santhosh

Scope of a signature strengths intervention in improving the mental health of low-income indian emerging adult women: Results from a randomized controlled trial

Journal Article
Journal of Mental Health and Human Behaviour. Year: 2023. Volume: 28 , Issue: 2 , Pages: 175-181 .
Authors: Shaik, Amreen; Baboo, Smitha; Rajan, Santhosh Kareepadath

A Positive Psychology Intervention to Enhance Well-being and Lower Depression: Results from a Randomized Controlled Trial of a Signature Strengths Intervention among Indian College Students

Journal Article
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